need info on P1000 code, QUICK!
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need info on P1000 code, QUICK!
Well i finally found an X type today....2004 3.0 Sport, black on black. 102000 miles $6200...i test drove it today and loved it!. (drove 4 hrs away to see it)
I left a deposit and he will deliver it for me tomorrow. I was tooooo excited to go over everything on the car....i turned into a teenager again and forgot all my valuable inspecting skills!.
I did hook up my OBD2 scanner, and there was a P1000 pending code.
He'll be here with the car tomorrow morning and i want to be sure this isn't something too diabolic to fix, if it is i'll want to reduce the price of course.
I'll post pics tomorrow(ish).....doubt i'll get much sleep tonite!
I left a deposit and he will deliver it for me tomorrow. I was tooooo excited to go over everything on the car....i turned into a teenager again and forgot all my valuable inspecting skills!.
I did hook up my OBD2 scanner, and there was a P1000 pending code.
He'll be here with the car tomorrow morning and i want to be sure this isn't something too diabolic to fix, if it is i'll want to reduce the price of course.
I'll post pics tomorrow(ish).....doubt i'll get much sleep tonite!
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This may not be allot of help but look at this thread. It's not a code you can clear yourself. It has to clear itself. I think there is a good chance the owner cleared out other codes. If that's the case you will have that code until it resets if everything is ok. https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/g...asy-way-50358/
A tech posted this in that thread. After 16 yrs of teaching Ford OBDII drivability and the Xtype basically running Ford software. P1000 is a normaly occurs after the Dtcs are cleared. It does not indicate a fault but as in previous thread just means not all of the OBDII monitors have completed.
A tech posted this in that thread. After 16 yrs of teaching Ford OBDII drivability and the Xtype basically running Ford software. P1000 is a normaly occurs after the Dtcs are cleared. It does not indicate a fault but as in previous thread just means not all of the OBDII monitors have completed.
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thanks for the speedy reply!.....i had just found that info and am now more worried, was the PO trying to "pull a fast one?"
clearing the codes long enough for me to test drive it.
He lives 200 miles away so when he delivers it it should show the P1111 testing complete code or the original codes that were cleared.
If he arrives and it shows the same P1000 code i assume it'll be likely he cleared the codes again just before arriving at my house?
I don't want to ask him about this before he comes as i don't want to give him a heads up that ill be re-testing it when it arrives.
any advice??
clearing the codes long enough for me to test drive it.
He lives 200 miles away so when he delivers it it should show the P1111 testing complete code or the original codes that were cleared.
If he arrives and it shows the same P1000 code i assume it'll be likely he cleared the codes again just before arriving at my house?
I don't want to ask him about this before he comes as i don't want to give him a heads up that ill be re-testing it when it arrives.
any advice??
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the area i test drove the car was a built up suburban area with no chance to "put my foot down" so when he arrives tomorrow i'll take it and him for a blast down the interstate and see what happens....i'm still major excited so even if the car has issues i'll still probably take it, though with a reduced price if the check engine light appears.
The car i sold to fund this had check engine light issues....i fixed all the problems before re-selling it, i'm part of the 4% :+)
The car i sold to fund this had check engine light issues....i fixed all the problems before re-selling it, i'm part of the 4% :+)
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the area i test drove the car was a built up suburban area with no chance to "put my foot down" so when he arrives tomorrow i'll take it and him for a blast down the interstate and see what happens....i'm still major excited so even if the car has issues i'll still probably take it, though with a reduced price if the check engine light appears.
The car i sold to fund this had check engine light issues....i fixed all the problems before re-selling it, i'm part of the 4% :+)
The car i sold to fund this had check engine light issues....i fixed all the problems before re-selling it, i'm part of the 4% :+)
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iownme, if you are still getting perpetual P1000 codes, if you have a bad battery, when you are attempting to start the car, it can drag the voltage down enough that the computer will see it as loosing power and result in a resetting of the computer. You may also find that the auto up and down features of the windows will not work in this case too. It would explain a few things with what you are seeing with the car.
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iownme, if you are still getting perpetual P1000 codes, if you have a bad battery, when you are attempting to start the car, it can drag the voltage down enough that the computer will see it as loosing power and result in a resetting of the computer. You may also find that the auto up and down features of the windows will not work in this case too. It would explain a few things with what you are seeing with the car.
Also got a P0121, P1316 and a P0304.
Any ideas, CEL is on and limp mode is random and does reset for a few min after turning off car.
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bzavasnik, as for your windows not being auto any more, you will need to reprogram them. THis is easy. Simply start with the Driver's window and lower the window by holding the window switch in the down position. Continue holding the switch down for 3-4 seconds after the window is fully down. Next, hold the switch in the up position to shut the window, again, holding the switch in the shut position for 3-4 seconds after the window is fully shut. Repeat this for each of the windows. Once this is done, the windows will have the auto feature restored.
As for the codes you are getting, the P0304 code is saying that you are getting a misfire on cylinder #4. As for P0121, that is a throttle position sensor fault. I would first check the wires going to the plug for the TPS at the throttlebody. THese have been known to have issues and can cause what you are seeing. As for P1316, that is a general injector trouble code. That is more than likely related to the P0121 code as the amount of time the injectors are open is a function of the TPS voltage.
So, I would start with the TPS plug and then go from there. IT is possible that the TPS can have issues, but the likelihood of that is pretty low. COuld also be that the throttlebody is sticking, leading to issues. That would need you to use some throttle body cleaner and spray out the inside of the throttlebody to remove any tarnish that may have formed.
If you need more help, let me know.
As for the codes you are getting, the P0304 code is saying that you are getting a misfire on cylinder #4. As for P0121, that is a throttle position sensor fault. I would first check the wires going to the plug for the TPS at the throttlebody. THese have been known to have issues and can cause what you are seeing. As for P1316, that is a general injector trouble code. That is more than likely related to the P0121 code as the amount of time the injectors are open is a function of the TPS voltage.
So, I would start with the TPS plug and then go from there. IT is possible that the TPS can have issues, but the likelihood of that is pretty low. COuld also be that the throttlebody is sticking, leading to issues. That would need you to use some throttle body cleaner and spray out the inside of the throttlebody to remove any tarnish that may have formed.
If you need more help, let me know.
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I noticed last night that it looks like the TPS plug was replaced before. Someone cut the wires and just used electrical tape to reconnect them. It got dark before I could dig any further, but I'll take a closer look at it tonight.
Thanks for the window trick.
The misfire on 4 had shown up before but went away on it's own. Well, maybe it didn't go away, but the CEL turned off.
Thanks for the window trick.
The misfire on 4 had shown up before but went away on it's own. Well, maybe it didn't go away, but the CEL turned off.
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P1000
This code means nothing other than the Engine and all systems are OK. Mine comes on now and then, more then then now. When I stop the car and let it sit for a few minutes and restart it doesn't come on again. It has happened twice in the year I owned the car. My OBD II checker shows it means all systems are OK, but as someone mentioned the full engine check was not complete when you drove off.
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bza, I would recommend getting your hands on some Raychem heat shrink (part number WCSF-070). This is heavy duty heat shrink that also seals itself to the insulation. This is good because you don't have to worry about water intrusion in the future and essentially makes the wiring as if it had never been cut. Just make sure to solder the wires together before applying the heat shrink. You will want to overlap the heat shrink about 1/2 to 1" on each end. This will give the heat shrink enough overlap to make a good seal. If you are worried about this surviving under the hood, this stuff is rated to survive a nuclear reactor explosion (I use this stuff at work and can be bought on E-bay). It will survive the engine bay with no problems.
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Will do the solder and shrink wrap.
I drove the car to work this morning, CEL is on but no limp mode. At lunch I started the car and the CEL turned off.
Leads me to believe that it could be a loose wire on the plug, gonna check it now. LOL, just another thing to do....Ugh. The wife got rear ended in the Rover yesterday at lunch time. I was 2 cars in front of her (yes, we go home for lunch) and heard the 4 car pile-up crunching. Yep, was a really bad day yesterday.
I drove the car to work this morning, CEL is on but no limp mode. At lunch I started the car and the CEL turned off.
Leads me to believe that it could be a loose wire on the plug, gonna check it now. LOL, just another thing to do....Ugh. The wife got rear ended in the Rover yesterday at lunch time. I was 2 cars in front of her (yes, we go home for lunch) and heard the 4 car pile-up crunching. Yep, was a really bad day yesterday.
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Make sure that the CEL bulb is still in. I once bought a car, no CEL so all is well. Then a world of pain, turns out he had removed the bulb from the dash. Now I always check by turning the igniotion to on but not started. But like everyone says, if he's driving it 2 hrs to deliver it, it should be cleared, no light. P1111 will always be there if you plug in the code reader.
The X had a bad battery when it arrived, so it still had the P1000 and we had to jump it to restart it. It'll be registered in the morning so i can drive it at last!...i'll post when i get the P1111 (or a CEL :+)
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I noticed last night that it looks like the TPS plug was replaced before. Someone cut the wires and just used electrical tape to reconnect them. It got dark before I could dig any further, but I'll take a closer look at it tonight.
Thanks for the window trick.
The misfire on 4 had shown up before but went away on it's own. Well, maybe it didn't go away, but the CEL turned off.
Thanks for the window trick.
The misfire on 4 had shown up before but went away on it's own. Well, maybe it didn't go away, but the CEL turned off.